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A TRANSLATION OF French SEA-TERMS and PHRASES: J (continued) JETTER du bled, ou autres grains à la bande, to trim the corn, salt, or such like materials, to the other side of the ship, on any particular occasion. JETTER l'ancre, to let go the anchor; to drop anchor. JETTER la fonde, ou le plomb, to found, or heave the lead. JETTER un navire sur un banc, ou sur un rocher, ou à la côte, to run a ship ashore, upon a bank, rock, or coast, to avoid an enemy. JEU du gouvernail, the play of the helm or rudder.
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